#SIMS 4 THE GAME HOW TO#

At the end of the day fans of The Sims will be very pleased to see that the series has finally made its way to console, and whilst it suffers with a few problems it still plays very well on the console. The presentation side of the game is what you would expect from a Sims game and everything has been done really well, which is great. I will say though that they have put almost everything in from the PC experience and I appreciated the effort that has gone in here.

#SIMS 4 THE GAME HOW TO#

They do offer you a tutorial showing you how to work the awkward controls, but unfortunately I ended up becoming more confused because they are a little too complex for their own good. The controls are very awkward to grasp and without a doubt you can tell that the game was originally designed for PC. It does however suffer with a few problems and the biggest problem for me is the controls. I was a little dubious to how the game would run on my console, but thankfully I didnвЂ™t need to be dubious because it runs smoothly most of the time. The replay value overall is second to none and this is a game that you will be playing for yearвЂ™s to come, which means you definitely get value for your money. There are very few games out there that offer you as much customisation as a Sims game does, and IвЂ™m not exaggerating when I say you can sink hundreds of hours by just chopping and changing things. When The Sims 4 was first announced for consoles I was very excited, and thankfully it lives up to my expectations quite a lot of the time. IвЂ™ve sunk a huge amount of hours into The Sims over the years and I still see it as one of the best creations to ever present itself to us IвЂ™ve sunk a huge amount of hours into The Sims over the years and I still see it as one of the best creations to ever present itself to us gamers.

Sims 4 the game